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| Released | March 02, 2005 | |||
| Genre | Rock | |||
| Label | Avex Trax | |||
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Live Year 2004 is the third Live DVD released by the Japanese band Do As Infinity. The DVD contains concerts which were held at Dallas (2004-06-04), New York (2004-06-07), Hibiya Kokaido (2004-9-23), Osaka Yagai Ongakudo (2004-09-26) and Shibuya (2004-09-29).
Recorded on 2004-06-04 Dallas / 2004-06-07 New York:
Recorded on 2004-09-23 Hibiya Kokaido / 2004-09-26 Osaka Yagai Ongakudo:
Recorded on 2004-09-29 Duo Music Exchange:
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